Orthopedic Surgery for Pets
We address fractures and joint injuries with modern surgical techniques.
Our surgical suite is equipped for complex orthopedic repairs and thorough post-operative monitoring.
During consultations, we explain every step of the process and help you understand how to support your pet at home. Our goal is to make sure you feel confident caring for your companion after the visit.
Orthopedic Services
Fracture Repair
Stabilization using plates, pins or external fixation.
Joint Surgery
Procedures for ACL tears and other ligament injuries.
Rehabilitation Plans
Guidance to help pets regain strength and mobility.
Advanced Imaging
On-site radiology for precise surgical planning.
Orthopedic Surgery FAQs
How long is recovery after orthopedic surgery?
Full recovery can take several weeks; we provide detailed rehab instructions.
Will my pet need physical therapy?
Many orthopedic cases benefit from targeted exercises during healing.
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Other Surgical Services
Laser Surgery
Precision tissue cutting with reduced bleeding and swelling.
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Modern anesthetics and tailored pain control protocols.
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Comprehensive exams and bloodwork before every surgery.
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Dental Care
Complete dental health services including cleanings and extractions
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Intensive care and monitoring for critically ill patients
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Advanced diagnostic testing and imaging services
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Emergency treatment for ingestion of toxic substances, foods, or medications.
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Permanent identification to help reunite you with your pet if they become lost.
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Treatment for heart conditions, arrhythmias, and cardiovascular collapse.
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